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Xian Zhang is the associate conductor of the New York Philharmonic, working under Lorin Maazel. She holds the Arturo Toscanini Chair, no less — a chair with an exalted name. On the evidence of recent seasons, Ms. Zhang is a smart and hardworking musician; on the podium, she is efficient and very energetic. Also, she seems to have picked up a thing or two from Mr. Maazel.
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|Xian Zhang is the associate conductor of the New York Philharmonic, working under Lorin Maazel. She holds the Arturo Toscanini Chair, no less — a chair with an exalted name. On the evidence of recent seasons, Ms. Zhang is a smart and hardworking musician; on the podium, she is efficient and very energetic. Also, she seems to have picked up a thing or two from Mr. Maazel.
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